red light therapy

[positiveness]

hi everyone!

I am wondering if anyone has heard of using red and near infrared light therapy.

[Kitsey]

Sorry, I’m not familiar with that therapy. What is it intended to do?

[positiveness in reply to Kitsey]

it is intended to decrease inflammation. It goes down to the mitochondria and it’s supposed to help form new axons in the brain, which we all need. Especially with A degenerative disease, such as MS. There is so much about it, that I don’t know where to start sometimes.

[BettysMom]

Use it for what?

[positiveness in reply to BettysMom]

it can do so many different things. Positive things that is. It decreases inflammation and it does so much more for the skin and everything including the bones. I am new to it, but I hope it works well.

[hairbrain4]

REAL infrared therapy can help regenerate new cells. It helps scaring & hair growth. Most of the gadgets you see advertised are not infrared lights.

[BettysMom in reply to hairbrain4]

Snake oil.

[positiveness in reply to hairbrain4]

so you do know about it then. That’s awesome! I think it’s worth a shot.

[hairbrain4 in reply to positiveness]

Just make sure they are real infrared lights. Not all red light are infrared. And it takes several treatments before you will see any differences if any.

[Corran731]

I have been curious about it as well but have not tried it.

[positiveness in reply to Corran731]

after reading the book about red and near Infrared light therapy, it sounds very good. Only time will tell.

[kycmary]

I have not heard anything about it & MS. Is there something in the works?

[positiveness in reply to kycmary]

No, but my wife bought me one for my birthday and I have been using it for almost two weeks. I felt more energy the other day, so that is wonderful. We know how terrible fatigue feels, so it was a great feeling. I hope it continues:

[Corran731 in reply to positiveness]

Do mind sharing a link to the light, or something similar, that you are using?

[positiveness in reply to Corran731]

hi, I do not have a link, but you can go to webmd.com and search red light near infrared light therapy. I hope this works for you.

[kycmary in reply to positiveness]

I hope so also

[kycmary in reply to positiveness]

I hope so also. Mary

[bxrmom]

I have heard of it over the years but have never tried it or knew anyone that has tried it

[positiveness in reply to bxrmom]

I need to it, but I after reading the book about running light therapy, it sounds awfully good.

[positiveness in reply to positiveness]

Talk to text picks up something completely different for me. What I meant to say is that I am new to it and just finished reading the book about it. It sounds helpful.

[309Ygi]

I do have one . It is very soothing. I’ve been warned about the thinning of my bones . It’s a negative2 . not to get a massage . The light is very helpful . Can’t use it in the camper so I take it to my friends house for therapy. I am able to move around more .

[positiveness in reply to 309Ygi]

very nice! I am still only using it in 5 minute intervals. I only started using it about a week and a half ago. I read the book about red light therapy and I think it’s very good and can do a lot for us

[309Ygi in reply to positiveness]

With all the meds we take and our skin looks like crap . It helps that to yes my hair does grow faster . Best of all it’s the Best Pill ever ! 🤗🤗🤗

[positiveness in reply to 309Ygi]

I totally agree with you!

[309Ygi in reply to positiveness]

I take it every where I go to stay . My body don’t hurt inflation is down panic attacks are down . Great topic

[positiveness in reply to 309Ygi]

I am so glad you’re able to see health benefits with the use of it.

[1yoyo]

No, not me

[Sefu]

My Mum and my Aunt use a unit and it seems to magic pain away in 8 to 15 mns. My Mum has also used it to battle itchy skin and it seems to be more helpful than the range of creams on offer. I believe proper medical grade units are very helpful for a whole host of issues as the science is that they are re-energising cells, so it is not condition specific but rather addressing the source of malaise.

[positiveness in reply to Sefu]

Thank you so much for replying and you have a great point.

[beatles4ever]

Hi--Do you use the red light therapy on your head or as a mat. Im looking at Neuropro pulse (wraps around head. I have parkinsons, not MS.